Episodes tagged "social media" – On Life. w/ Jamie Sinclair.

35: Four Friends Conversing

May 3, 2024

Hey! First time with four voices in one episode. Joined by good friends—Andrew, Ben, and Josh—to discuss everything from social media to manhood to Boeing!

A conversation with a brilliant interlocutor, Ben Hull. He and I both have an interest in law and pretty much everything, so we explore law and a number of adjacent topics. Enjoy, and send any follow up thoughts or questions to 315-566-0056.

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Episode 25: Challenges to Good Thinking

November 20, 2021

From fear and insecurity to polarization, a conversation with Ethan Hackett regarding thinking and communication today.

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Episode 17: Trust and Skepticism

December 30, 2020

Special episode: a conversation with Ethan Hackett. Unscripted but hopefully thoughtful, challenging, and helpful.

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Episode 15: Constitutional Questions

November 24, 2020

In light of the US Constitution, how should we think about current government measures related to COVID-19? And how should we think about potential government responses to social media companies such as Twitter?

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Episode 13: The Emperor Has No Clothes

September 25, 2020

A conversation w/ Ethan Hackett. First time trying this: a video chat for the world to see! (Link to YouTube video.)

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Episode 6: Bible Questions

June 26, 2020

The book of James has a warning for teachers, but what defines a teacher? And then another question: what does the Bible say about divorce?

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Episode 1: Self-Titled

May 12, 2020

Big pharma conspiracy theories, the role of government during an epidemic, and how to connect with others in healthy Christian fellowship. www.jamiesinclair.com

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